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Many Colleges Will Require the Covid Vaccine—Here Are Some of the Challenges Ahead
One year into the coronavirus pandemic, vaccines against the virus are becoming available for college-age students.
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This Co-Founder Quit Corporate Life in Her Early 20s. Now She's Running Her Own Online Knitting Store
More than a decade ago Pepita Marin left her job at PwC to focus on We Are Knitters, which is now turning over nearly 20 million euros ($23.8 million) a year.
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More Than Half of Older Millennials With Student Debt Say Their Loans Weren't Worth It
Even as the oldest millennials turn 40 this year and approach middle age, student debt continues to follow them.
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Bobbi Brown, Ginni Rometty and Other CEOs Share Their Advice for the Next Generation of Women Leaders
Young women have plenty of role models. Yet there is still a long way to go to achieve equity in the workplace. Here’s what those role models advise.
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Creating Pork From Jackfruit: How This Whole-Plant Start-Up Is Taking on Asia's Multibillion-Dollar Meat Industry
As demand for meat alternatives grows across the globe, Singaporean food start-up Karana is taking a bite of the market using just plants.
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The Sports Trading Card Boom: Baseball Cards Selling for Millions and the Crypto Craze Hits NBA Top Shot
Sports trading cards are fetching record prices in the millions and collectors are lining up online to buy virtual basketball “moments” that use blockchain.
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What's Still Up for Debate When It Comes to Student Debt Forgiveness
House and Senate Democrats have called for President Joe Biden to “broadly” forgive up to $50,000 of federal debt through executive order.
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The 5 U.S. States Where Unemployment Claims Have Recovered the Most Since the Start of the Pandemic
WalletHub calculated the change in unemployment claims from last week and the same week in 2020 and determined which states are making the quickest recovery.
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On the Job: What It Takes to Make $55,000 as an Airplane Mechanic in North Carolina
Erin Martin went from earning $41,600 per year as a Marine to $55,000 as a civilian airplane mechanic.
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This 34-Year-Old Mom Quit Her Job to Work on Her Side Hustle Full-Time—and Made $300,000 in One Year
After posting about motherhood on Instagram, Tina Meeks quickly gained a large following, and started collaborating with brands. Here’s how she turned her “mom influencer” side hustle into a 6-figure business.
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Here's How Much Money Americans in Their 40s Have in Their 401(K) Accounts
Data from Fidelity shows how much Americans between the ages of 40 and 49 have in their 401(k) accounts as of the fourth quarter of 2020.
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What You Can Earn at a Southeast Asian Start-Up as Competition From Global Tech Giants Heats Up
Technical professionals in engineering, product management and data science can command some of Southeast Asia’s top start-up salaries, according to a report.
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Online Learning Boomed During the Pandemic—But What Happens When Students Return to Classrooms?
“The growth has been pretty staggering.”
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The U.S. Already Has Student Debt Forgiveness—But Barely Anyone Gets It
What many may not realize is the United States already has student debt forgiveness programs.
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This Woman Said She Made a Fortune by Age 27 and Lost Everything in 2008. Here's How She Revived Her Life
Patrice Washington had earned millions by the time she turned 27, but she lost everything in the 2008 housing crisis. Here’s how Washington rebuilt her life.
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Bill Gates: ‘Be Open to Ideas That Seem Wild' to Fight Climate Change
In his latest Reddit AMA, Bill Gates said future generations will need to be open-minded when it comes to accepting new tech aimed at combating climate change.
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Snapchat Is Paying $1 Million a Day to Creators of Popular Short Videos, and Some Are Getting Rich
The Snapchat Spotlight incentive program is meant to draw more creators to make videos for Spotlight, which in turn will help Snap attract and retain users.
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College Graduates Live Longer Than Those Without a College Degree—and the Gap Is Growing
“There is a huge educational divide.”
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VC Funding to Women-Led Companies Falls During the Pandemic
The disproportionate impact of the pandemic on women extends beyond layoffs and women leaving the workforce, to the venture capital funding of female entrepreneurs. During the past year, the amount of funding to women-led startups and startups led by co-ed teams declined, as the overall amount of venture dollars poured into startups inched higher. Startups with all-female founding teams drew…
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The Pandemic Accelerated Job Automation and Black and Latino Workers Are Most Likely to Be Replaced
“Both advances in automation and the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic disproportionately affect Black and Latino workers.”